Yeah they're tops!! The cables are filled with auto trans fluid dx3 but you won't know yourself mate, soooo much easier to driveQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
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Yeah they're tops!! The cables are filled with auto trans fluid dx3 but you won't know yourself mate, soooo much easier to driveQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
I know a bloke thats got one and he prefers that over his 18' bar crusher, he takes it out into open water but has a full on fishing one ( can't remember the brand) but its one of the only kayaks you can stand up in and is around 14' long. Its got the works with bait and storage tanks, inbuilt tackle box, rocket launches, sounder and gps, pretty much is a 1 man boat. When you launch it you detach the wheels and unfold the foot paddles and vise versa when your coming back in.Quote:
Originally Posted by BenK
Bait bitch on a mud crab boat today , crab for dinner tonight
Vest to carry some gear,
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Multiple-...item3cd8eaf267
Always wanted to do a trip down the Murray from Tocumal to ourQuote:
Originally Posted by BenK
spot at Bearii, just need the Kyak/ or canadian and organise the logistics
Now, is a good time to do it, with the water so low, you'll have a a clear run with no boats to push you around. Or knock you off.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Have a Kyak you can lend for this. Many years ago I dropped 5 people at the tock bridge with airbeds at about 9am. We were camped at Carters Beach. They turned up at 10pm by car, they didn't even get half way. Lucky they got a lift from some thoughtful campers upstream.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Might also be a bit hard on the back in a kayak. It would have to be a real supportive seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Port Augusta Massive King fish.
A tribute to Neil Tedesco of Adventure Bound.
http://youtu.be/5WQyJdqHbY4
Can't wait to hit the winter squid.
http://youtu.be/dWy1SQkFeyc
Haven't been to flinders in years!! I remember when i was a kid fishing for squid off the pier i got onto them and it started raining lol i kept fishing in a storm and the lightning striking the water not far from me a few times before i got in trouble and had to pack up haha managed to fill half the bucket :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Why Point Cook marine sanctuary became a sanctuary.
A world we didn't know was there or how magnificent our bay is.
http://youtu.be/5WcZXb4OmKg
Managed to get a dozen flatty, the mandatory banjos and port jacksons and managed an occy drifting. Quite a pleasant day, made better after meeting another patroller at the ramp :)
Just need some pasta and you'll have an awesome seafood MarinaraQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Wish I was out there today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
It's a burden I'll have to carry brother :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
What, he can't walk. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
I really need a fish fix.
I think squids on the menu.
Well I'll swap squid for flatty..... I neeeeeed some sqid :)
Me too , but I am having to eat mud crabs every weekend at the moment , it's a tuff life :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Why eat like a peasant?Quote:
Originally Posted by gaddy
I go here for squid, just out of Werribee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Attachment 44838
Around the drop pin.
This is ridiculous.
Caught off the New Zealand Coast.
Fresh water cray season opens in Vic on Sunday!
There was a fishing show recently that followed a NZ container ship, it seems the Huge blue fin tuna follow them.Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
long story short they landed one not quite that big but still big, cost was about $20,000 on the Japanese market.
If that picture is real that's an absolute ox of a fish, bag limit is ?????????????????????????? lol
Went out the front of Werribee marina this morning to try for some squid.
We got our bag of 20 by 10am.
Only three flatties but only tried after we bagged out on squid.
Nope not talking to you :( :P :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Wasn't the best of mornings to fish either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Water was glassed out and not a breath of wind. No drift what so ever, so really had to work the jigs hard. The harder we jigged got the results.
At least I didn't lose any jigs today. But the squid destroyed two jigs that probably got 15 of the 29 squid caught.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Cheeky buggers lolQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Out of the four boats that went out with us, only one didn't bag out. There is plenty there, but size could be better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Camped on the Goulburn and caught a few crays heaps of females in the nets, which were all put back but healthy numbers,
Mate caught 3 murray cray in the Goulburn on a fishing rod, but typical cray black white spikes .
Not those brown serrated type you get in the Murray, but chewed up alright as you do lol
I'd like to be able to get some marron or Gulgies that WA guys get, hope that right.
This was up stream on the Goulburn just as it crosses the Hume hwy,
you can still get under the bridge from the city bound side
Went for a drive today with friends to Maryborough then a quick stop to see Cairn Curren for a quick fish and scope out the place.
Was teaching my new phew how to fish and cast lures. After 20 casts gets this.
Was that his first fish?Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Its always great to see kids catch fish.
As I was politely told it's not his first fish but his first fish on lures only, no bait.Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
It was a little Redfin (English Perch).
So true............
Not working today, had a little sleep in and I'm going out for a fish. Wooohoooooo.
Good to see you putting your hand up for the tough jobs Mego, some one has to do it!Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
If ever you get this way,we'll go and get some.....marron that is...